Can you solve the bomber failure that almost lost WWII? #shorts



WWII bombers were getting shot down by Nazis left and right. Here’s how they almost lost the war with a logic failure.

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46 thoughts on “Can you solve the bomber failure that almost lost WWII? #shorts”

  1. I figured it, you just couldn't don't know it's obvious especially bombers, cause the summary showed engines we'rent shot at engines and returned, and on the cockpit too

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  2. Same happened with helmets. They were upset that there was an increase in head injuries, thinking it was due to the helmets. They didnt consider fatalities was down. Fatal injuries were now trauma injuries. In the end they probably were mad anyway. Caring for an injured soldier takes more resources than a dead one

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  3. Thier boggest mistake was placing it in areas with holes without realizing that the smart thing to do is give ammor to the spot with out holes because most of the planes with holes where able to go back but how about the planes with holes in the areas that are not filled with holes

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  4. You messed this up by using a different image. The original one is a Lockheed Ventura, twin engine, with the cockpit in a different place to the Spitfire in yours. The dots are supposed to be everywhere except the cockpit and engines, because they didn't make it back.

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  5. This is confusing as hell. You're talking about US Navy bombers (?) in Europe (?) while showing pictures of British fighters? Come on, man – get it together.

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  6. a similar thing happened in WW1 (don't know if it is true but is cool): after introducing the steel helmet britons were disappointed because head injury increased, then they realised that those with head injury would have died without the steel helmet.

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  7. No you put the armor where the plane didn't get hit cuz that means if it gets hit there it won't come back if it does not get hit there it's fine so you put the armor where it has not been shot cuz that's clearly a critical part and if that part had been hit that plane would not have came back

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  8. That's the Spitfire, a British RAF Fighter, USAAF Fighters don't have Cannons, and a Float Control Carburator, Heavy Bombers like the B-17 could take a SHITload of Punishment and still manage to do their missions and head for home, until the B-29 Superfortress is designed, did they do what you thought, no the entire B-29 skin is made of strong Steel which meant most of the damage don't damage the sensitive Parts of the B-29 Superfortress, they can take hundreds of thousands of bullets in ammunition and still manage to do their mission and return home, thankfully the B-29 is used in the Pacific and not Europe, just imagine how scary squadrons of B-29 Superfortress Heavy Bombers would really be, your an ME-262 Pilot ready to shoot down B-17 Bombers and spot B-29 Superfortresses in a big Squadron, when you fly up close, the crew aren't even wearing Oxygen Masks, that would scare the shit outta Luftwaffe Pilots

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